Palmer PB6

[14.1'er]

Can anyone tell me when the Palmer PB6 was made. Best I can figure is late 70's..... The shaft is a nice honey color, and the ferrule is yellow. I'll post some photos later.
TIA.

 

[garczar]

yes, late 70's. Made by ADAM in Japan.

 

[PDX]

Here is the caralog

PBLine

 

[measureman]

Here is the caralog

PBLine

Reading the catalog one would think they were made in the U.S.?

 

[Michael Webb]

Can anyone tell me when the Palmer PB6 was made. Best I can figure is late 70's..... The shaft is a nice honey color, and the ferrule is yellow. I'll post some photos later.
TIA.

Nice cue and nice to see you again.

 

[garczar]

Reading the catalog one would think they were made in the U.S.?

they weren't.

 

[14.1'er]

Nice cue and nice to see you again.

Likewise. I always enjoy coming by the shop, and hanging out chatting. Have a wonderful Christmas my friend!

 

[outrider1]

Reading the catalog one would think they were made in the U.S.?

Adam bought out many Companies back then,I had a Diamond cue that was a great player. Adam got the rights from Andrew Diamond, only cue I had with a bright blue bumper!

 

[Shooter1]

I have a PB7, I always liked the darker maple stain and the turquoise/orange points, just a real pretty cue. I bought it in the early 80's and my research suggested they were made overseas at that time. I haven't used it in years. It's a good hitting cue.